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PhaloBoost Ingredients Explained

Eight ingredients, and what each one is included for.

Quick answer

PhaloBoost contains eight ingredients. L-arginine HCl is an amino acid the body uses to make nitric oxide, which helps blood vessels relax. Ginkgo biloba supports circulation. L-carnitine supports cellular energy and stamina. Fenugreek and tribulus terrestris are traditional herbs used to support libido. Catuaba bark and muira puama are Amazon botanicals traditionally used for desire and energy, and black pepper extract supports absorption. L-arginine must not be combined with nitrate heart medicines or prescription ED pills without a doctor's approval, ginkgo may increase bleeding risk, and piperine can raise blood levels of many medicines.

Key takeaways

Here is what each PhaloBoost ingredient is included for, and what to know about safety.

The eight ingredients

IngredientMain roleSafety note
L-arginine HClNitric oxide, blood flowNot with nitrates or ED pills
Ginkgo bilobaCirculationBleeding risk with blood thinners
L-carnitineEnergy, staminaMay interact with warfarin
FenugreekLibidoMay lower blood sugar
TribulusLibidoMay lower blood sugar
CatuabaDesire, moodMay cause restlessness
Muira puamaDesire, energyLimited research
Black pepper extractAbsorptionRaises levels of some medicines
Talk to your doctor before use, especially if you take heart, blood pressure, blood-thinning or diabetes medicines.

PhaloBoost combines all eight ingredients in one daily formula.

Sources

  1. NIH National Library of Medicine, MedlinePlus – "L-arginine."
  2. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health – "Ginkgo."
  3. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health – "Fenugreek."

Common questions

What is in PhaloBoost?

L-arginine, ginkgo, L-carnitine, fenugreek, tribulus, catuaba, muira puama and black pepper extract.

Can I take it with ED medicine?

Not without your doctor's approval, because of L-arginine.

Is PhaloBoost safe with blood thinners?

Ask your doctor; ginkgo may increase bleeding risk.

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